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WipeFile 1.5 is released:
https://gaijin.at/en/software/wipefile

Thank you: database updated

WipeFile is now available in version 2.0.

WipeFile can now overwrite files with 14 different methods.
The application doesn't need any runtime DLL now.

Available languages: English, German, Frensh and Polish.

Product info / Screenshot / Download: http://www.gaijin.at/dlwipefile.php

WipeFile is now available in version 2.1.

Available languages: English, German, Frensh, Polish, Dutch, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Spanish.

Product info / Screenshot / Download: http://www.gaijin.at/dlwipefile.php

I updated the database to version 2.2 http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1167

Does WipeFile support Windows Vista and 7?
Couldn't find this information on your website.

The URL of the homepage of WipeFile now links to the english description: http://www.gaijin.at/en/dlwipefile.php

It works on Windows 7, but most of their applications don't specify the supported operating systems so one can only presume from 2000 to 7.

guinness wrote:It works on Windows 7, but most of their applications don't specify the supported operating systems so one can only presume from 2000 to 7.

hi
yes it supports windows 7
why don't add stealth ?

i mean i tried to know if it's stealth , and seems to be

thanks

I have updated. The reason it wasn't marked as stealth is because that option was added way after the entry was included.

guinness wrote:I have updated. The reason it wasn't marked as stealth is because that option was added way after the entry was included.

thanks!
it doesn't wipe folders,does it?

giulia wrote:it doesn't wipe folders,does it?

From: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1167

WipeFile is a secure file and folder deletion utility

webfork wrote:

giulia wrote:it doesn't wipe folders,does it?

From: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1167

WipeFile is a secure file and folder deletion utility

hi
but is it unicode??
thanks

but is it unicode??

As I understand it, the way to test for Unicode compatibility is to try and open/modify files with unicode filenames. I threw a file with Cyrillic characters (привет.txt) and the program just chokes (it doesn't delete anything).

webfork wrote:

but is it unicode??

As I understand it, the way to test for Unicode compatibility is to try and open/modify files with unicode filenames. I threw a file with Cyrillic characters (привет.txt) and the program just chokes (it doesn't delete anything).

hi
i tried it too some minutes ago ,and it delete it but it creates a folder with weird characters
windows did want to delete it , i had to use a linux distro to get rid of it